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Kids become equestrians at Marshall Canyon
At-risk youth from the Walnut and Rowland Heights area's Sheriff's Youth Activities League spend time with horses and the Los Angeles County Sheriffs' Posse Volunteers at Marshall Canyon Regional Park's equestrian center in La Verne Nov.
Organizations, city seeking food donations in Walnut
Local residents are urged to donate food for food banks to help needy during Thanksgiving.
California Teachers Association
Education Coalition Leaders Release Report on Impact of $17 Billion...
Education Coalition Leaders Release Report on Impact of $17 Billion in Statewide Cuts to California's Public Schools Historic Cuts Result in Increased Class Sizes, Fewer Bus Routes to School and a Range of Canceled Classes and Dwindling Resources for Students November 17, 2009 Sacramento -- As students and educators acrossA the state make their ...
Students learn engineering, sustainability building solar boats
El Monte High School doesn't offer shop class anymore. It doesn't have drafting classes or mechanics, or really any school-day opportunities to use tools.
Walnut resident Beck rises to top of LAPD
If all goes as planned, Los Angeles Police Department Chief-Designate Charlie Beck will likely have less time for one of his loves: getting dirty while riding motocross at tracks in San Bernardino and Hesperia.
San Dimas lotto retailer hosts lottery `grab' game
Sonia Rivera figured out her strategy early on. After walking into the plastic globe in front of San Dimas Liquor on Friday morning, she crouched her knees, outstretched her forearms, opened her palms and the let the wind do all the work.
Wife, husband help nab burglars in Walnut
Three suspected teenage burglars attracted the suspicion of neighbors Wednesday afternoon when they carried a television out of a house and placed it inside a waiting car.
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TVB Tech Alert: ViewSonic 1080p Player
WALNUT, CALIF: The ViewSonic VMP70 media player made headlines this week for a price point.
Walnut moving closer to connecting Meadow Pass Road
For drivers hoping to cut across from Lemon Avenue to Amar Road, a shortcut may soon be here.
Trial for man accused of killing teen during robbery begins
A trial began Thursday morning for a man accused of fatally shooting a 15-year-old girl and wounding two of her relatives during an apparent robbery more than a decade ago.
New law raises concerns about open enrollment at local school districts
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Peter Lundell is a former missionary to Japan and currently pastors Walnut Community Church in Walnut, California.
High Schools: League water polo crown stays with Mustangs
The San Antonio League boys water polo title will stay at Walnut High School. Danny Overstreet scored four goals and the host Mustangs clinched their fourth consecutive league championship with a 11-0 victory over second-place Nogales on Thursday.
Frank Girardot: Imagining the San Gabriel Valley town of Santa Anita
Imagine a town in the San Gabriel Valley called Santa Anita. The name alone makes it seem like a nice place.
SYTYCD Season 6 cast: Meet Pauline Mata
Zodiac Sign : Between Libra and Scorpio, a Librorpio? Her favorite dance movies : "Take the Lead" and "Shall We Dance?" Pauline Mata currently teaches jazz, tap, ballet, hip hop and lyrical at the Dellos Dance Studio in Walnut, CA.
Frank Girardot: Book about Industry falls short of expectations
Outside Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's bill signing last week in Industry, a small group of Walnut residents gathered to protest a proposed NFL stadium.
Governator OK's Eco-Exception For SoCal Football Stadium Project
Southern California is about to move one step closer to luring an NFL football franchise and the thousands of jobs along with it.
Schwarzenegger signs bill clearing way for NFL stadium construction
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signs a bill on Thursday clearing the way for construction of a 75,000-seat NFL stadium in Industry.
Walnut bans parking on some residential streets near Mt. SAC
To curb errant parking on residential streets near Mt. San Antonio College, the Walnut City Council last week unanimously approved an ordinance to ban daytime parking on portions of nine streets west and north of the campus.